Middleport Candidates and Meigs County Farm Bureau Meeting
The Middleport Village Democratic ticket lists only John R. Hawkins for marshal at the August 12 primaries. The Republican slate includes J. C. Fisher and Jas H. Williams for mayor, plus other officers and council members across wards. A Meigs County Farm Bureau meeting at the Court House Saturday at 1:00 p.m. features lectures, readings, and musical numbers by local and Columbus performers.
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Middleport
Middleport Village
John R. Hawkins
Marshal
J. C. Fisher
Jas. H. Williams
C. M. Erwin
F. M. Sisson
B. F. Fultz
Marshal—L. Quickle
J. B. Downing, Jr
Elmer Davis
M. C. Hobart
J. B. Lindsey
I. B. Murphy
Henry N. Swift
Fearl Middleton
Dave S. Farmer
John W. Glover
Meigs County Farm Bureau
Court House
Probig
Eee
Erasne Bedford Orchestra
Pres. C
Lasher Brgeig
Cess
Melere Oka
Waaeethd
Edrie Brown
Florence Ford
John R. Ogdin
Hattie Fisher Smith
Edith Wells Roberts
Columbus
W. C. Keebaugh
Forsythe
Orchestra Programs At County Meeting Reach More Farmers
Supt Wilson of Southeastern Test Farm MGSIO introduces music by Miss Ford and Ruth C White as part of a county meeting series. The "From Dawn to Sunset" program and the orchestra attract growing interest each month. Progressive farmers are urged to attend to gain practical benefits for farming conditions in the county.
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Wilson
Southeastern Test Farm
MGSIO
Ford
ELVOY
Ruth C. White
Ches ter groom weds Miss Erma Van Meter at local church
William E. Wilson 25 a World War veteran and son of County Commissioner W F Wilson married Erma Van Meter yesterday. The couple and wedding party traveled to Pomeroy and the ceremony at Simpson M E Church was conducted by Rev Wilson father of the groom, adding a daughter in law to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Wilson
W. F. Wilson
Chester
Erma van Meter
Pomeroy
Simpson M. E. Church
Rev. Wilson
Wool Growers Ship 17000 Pounds to Horkheimer
Thirty members of the Wool Growers Association shipped from Rutland about 17 000 pounds of wool to the Horkheimer concern in Columbus.
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Wool Growers’ Association
Rutland
Horkheimer Concern
Columbus
Barton and Spires plan reopening Barton mine in Cooks Gap
Austin Barton and Clel Spires of Rutland arrange to reopen the Barton mine at Cooks Gap. They have rented the Holt grocery building at that point. Spires has moved into the rear of the building and a stock of goods will be placed in the store room.
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Austin Barton
Clel Spires
Rutland
Barton
Cooks Gap
Holt Grocery
Middleport Defeats Pt Pleasant in Weekend Baseball
Middleport beat Pt Pleasant 7 to 1 at Middleport on Saturday, then won 4 to 1 on Sunday in the rematch between the two teams.
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Middleport
Pt. Pleasant
Giants Aim for Pitching Shakeup After Schupp Trade
After a long talk between John J. McGraw and Branch Rickey the Giants send Ferdi Schupp to the Cardinals for Frank Snyder. Giants plan further moves to bolster pitching while retaining Snyder and McCarty as catching options. Schupp’s career peaked in 1916 17 with strong left hand work and a recent decline leaves his return unlikely. Zeb Terry shines at second and third base for the Pirates helping defense. Terry moved from the Braves last season and has become a reliable fielder and clutch hitter.
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John J. McGraw
Giants
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Ferdinand Schupp
Cardinals
Frank Snyder
Snyder
Gonzales
McCarty
Earl Smith
McGraw
Frank Woodward
Elmer Jacobs
Phillies
Pirates
Dave Robertson
Chicago Cubs
Schupp
New York
White Sox
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn
Louisville
Ale
Zeb Terry
Pirate
Hugo Rezdek
Clan
Terry
Pittsburg
Buster Caton
Bezdek
Buster
Brave
Caton
Domestic relations night court opens in Cleveland
The first in the country, opening at the central police station, aims to conciliate rather than punish. Two judges will hear cases without lawyers, with private rooms for mothers and babies, and sessions may run until midnight.
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Cleveland
Central Police Station
Sibert
Eagles Killing Many Chickens In Brownhelm Township
Brownhelm July 23 report says eagles are killing many chickens across Erie and Lorain counties. The birds feast in the woods at the north end of Brownhelm township as a strong campaign to exterminate them unfolds. Young eagles are said to be abundant in the area.
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Brownhelm
Erie
Lorain
Brownhelm Township
National League Standings and Tuesday Schedule Notes
Rain halted all National League games Tuesday as teams wait for a rescheduled doubleheader in Cincinnati against New York. The Reds led with overall records and ties shown alongside Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland and others, while American League results stored alongside frequent tie-breakers.
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Ciney
New York
Reds
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pade Eine
Pemarole
Cawende Ssi
Bpoorivd
Sesesses
Apecsa
Sid Boron
Sicsie
Sescceseins
St. Lowis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
American Association Kansas
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Cowmbua
Local social notes from New England region show visits and fairs
Miss Norma Gould and Miss Stella Poston visit relatives near Marietta. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton James of Athens weekend guests of Leonard McDonald and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marquis and children of Thompson Ridge stay with B. B. Wyatt. Georgia Poston returns home to stay with father L S Poston. Sergt. C F Starlin visits his sister in Nelsonville. Blackberries and jiggers are plentiful in the area.
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Arthur Frash
John Bennett
Emory Poston
Millfield
Ralph Wilson
Canaanville
W. H. Morrison
Faye Walraven
Sugar Creek
Plains
Leonard Lewis
Floodwood
Oscar Lewis
Mary Poston
Leta Marquis
Thompson Ridge
Emmitt Copeland
Guysville
Charles Walraven
the Plains
Beacon
Norma Gould
Stella Poston
Marietta
Stanton James
Athens
Leonard McDonald
Ray Marquis
B. B. Wyatt
Georgia Poston
L. 5. Poston
Sergt
C. F. Starlin
Nelsonville
Texas Location Claimed by Gambler in Court
In Oklahoma City James Frederick, a white haired man described as a Negro, faces gambling charges and cannot identify where he was raised. He says, It wasn't the United States, I think it was Texas.
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Texas
Oklahoma City
James Frederick
United States
Benny Leonard Faces Prospects in Light Weight Title Talks
New York July 23 Efforts are under way to arrange a title bout for Benny Leonard the world light weight champion. Manager Billy Gibson predicts Leonard can still make 133 pounds for a big match and hints at possible foes including Lew Tendler and Joe Benjamin as future challengers.
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H. C. Hamilton
United Press
New York
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Johnny Kilbane
Billy Gibson
Gibson
Lew Tendler
Tendler
Jeonard
Joe Benjamin
Pacific Coast
Benjamin
Wheat Insects Infest Many Ohio Counties
A recent survey by the Ohio Experiment Station shows high worm infestation in western counties led by Miami at 89 percent, with 39 counties averaging 31 percent. Hessian fly is prevalent in eastern counties including Lorain Medina Holmes Wayne Ashland Richland Knox Huron Erie and Sandusky. Fly free sowing dates range from September 16 in the north to October 2 in the south.
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Ohio Experiment Station
College of Agriculture
State Board of Agriculture
Miami
Lorain
Medina
Holmes
Wayne
Ashland
Richland
Knox
Huron
Erie
Sandusky
Ohio
Public Forum on Hog Prices Reflects Farmer Costs
Carl W. Hayes from Stewart Ohio argues hog prices must reflect production costs including feed, by products, farm labor, land fertility, and unpaid family labor. He cites rising tankage, hog meal, corn prices and warns that supply and demand alone misprice pork and beef. July 21, 1919.
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Finsterwald
Central West
Agee
Carl W. Hayes
Stewart, O
Cleveland Sobering: Uncle Mose Cleve land Reforms Arrests
In Cleveland the police court record shows a fifty percent reduction in arrests for drunkenness signaling progress in public sobriety and order for the city.
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Cleveland
Mose Cleveland
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